O -cv^— m In the skull, (fig. 5,) the distance between M., the mastoidprocess, and S., the spine of the transverse ridge of the occi- 164 A DEFENCE OF PHRENOLOGY. … pital bone, is large, although the occipital swellings, O., donot droop as in the preceding skull. In both figures 4 and 5,the cerebellum is large, but smaller in 5. In the former, how-ever, the large size is indicated by the drooping of the bone;in the latter, by the large circumference,…
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